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More than 100 outstanding recommendations have been identified and assigned to 31 projects, for staff to implement and report on progress going forward

MCAS staff and volunteers trained with Dogs Playing for Life to provide pets the enrichment and stimulation that will help them maintain good physical and mental health throughout their shellter stay.

In response to regional fires, prepare in advance to make sure your animals are supplied and have a place to go if you need to leave at a moment’s notice.

Read about the Adoption Outreach Event on August 19, 2023, hosted at the Oregon Rail Heritage Center. 10 animals were adopted! We're grateful for the support of volunteers, staff, and our community.

Scammers are targeting community members looking for their lost pets, and asking for money. If you receive a call like this, HANG UP, and call MCAS at 503-988-7387 to report it.

View the July 2023 monthly report of animal intakes, outcomes, and other key metrics for Multnomah County Animal Services (MCAS).

MCAS has hired Charles “Bud” Garrison as a Project Manager to develop and implement a work plan to address issues raised by the Review of Animal Services. Learn more about Bud and his new role.

The second phase of Chair Jessica Vega Pederson’s Review of MCAS gathered feedback from volunteers, current and former staff, partner agencies, and members of the public. Read Phase 2 report results.

View the June 2023 monthly report of animal intakes, outcomes, and other key metrics for Multnomah County Animal Services (MCAS).

Recent National Animal Shelter Data Shows Significant Increase in Stray Dog Intake. Shelter Animals Count and MCAS Offer Tips to Keep Pets Home Safe in July - National Lost Pet Prevention Month.